Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1950 — Page 20

Weeks and hardt, Iowa: Samuels. Purdue; C Gandee N : D'Achille, Indians; Ctane. Michigan State - K rdue; Robertson, Indiana; Curcllle. Ohio t Mi a: Boo Ohio State: Skvarkas. Ohio State Thor

Fight Tonight

JOlymps

Will Decide

Rotbat wir Leahy— Pays Tribute To Coaches

Mentors Seen as Big Factor In Gaining Unbeaten Seasons

«By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach, U. of Notre Dame ALTHOUGH SEVERAL TEAMS have one more game to play this season, appropriate that recognition be given to the coaches who have already completed their

records.

Doubting seriously that anyone will object to the

statement that 1950 has been

orT IN wY NG,

to make possibility.

this in mind that we feel’ Tn wind coaches who have [guided Howell Ww teams through this: tag fall without defeat have done a

markable job.

Most

re-

ty defeated Baylor, 7 to

y 4 = defeat such powers as Southern "MANY FACTORS PLAY an Methodist, Texas A & M and IT want to get another fight important role in an undefeated Texas Christian. Nice going, as quick as'I can,” Louis said, season. Naturally, material is the Coach Wyatt. mayhe in January. I don’t care number one requisite, but as the LE who itis er where it is, although ALTHOUGH THE SCHOOLS pd cui have mized. bonts $n

season goes along and pressure

ahs . (the lay aren't quite as well becomes greater with each vie- oY. P x i a

known, relatively speaking the tory, the coach begins to play a .aynre of Lehigh University's opmore important role. ponents was as tough as any “It becomes his task to see that| ip.r team’s and Coach Bill his players don't become overly yaeckonby deserves a tremendous trained, that they don’t become amougt of credit for bringing this sé€lf-satisfied, and that they look school its first undefeated season to each game as the one which jn history. might break their string, regard-. The fact that their teams were less of the opponent's record. Be-itied once in no way detracts fron cause we believe these factors to'the fine jobs turned by Lynn be so important we want to take Waldorf at (‘alifornia and Frank this opportunity to salute the very Howard at Clemson. These two féw gentlemen in the coaching teams plaved some of the top profession who overcame them teams from all over the nation. &ll to rank with the elite for 1950. and always had that necessary 5 os stamina to prevent defeat. Un8. - doubtedly: - we will be hearing OF ALL THE teams in Amer- more of both teams come Jan lca which have completed their 1, 1951. schedules, only two major col-, 8 4 8 leges did so without being beaten! SMALL COLLEGE or tied. They are Princeton and Who were successfukin completWyoming. To Coach Charlie Cald- IP8 Perfect seasons, and who ar:

coaches

in line for congratulations are well of Princeton goes the top Clarence Easton at New Hampsalute of the week, for his Tigers shire. Pon Veller at - Florida

played through a tough nine-game | 4 schedule against some of the State Cnivorsity. at St. LawEast's best teams, and eame out, pit one more » game stands beon top. Proving convincingly that tween a similarly successful seathe single wing formation is a gon for Oklahoma, Army, Loyola long way from being obsolete, of California and the University Coach Caldwell's lads rolled up of Miami. In like manner, ona an average of 38 points per game game stands between their reto seriously threaten Army for spective coaches and many Eastern honors. isleep-filled nights.

United Press All-America |

FIRST TEAM i (Under the point system a player receiving the first place vote of every person participating in the nation-wide balloting would get

(Listed below are ‘other Big Ten and Midwestern players who v

received six or more points for honorable mention.) posts, 14-9,

Joe's Future

including our own, I think it

seasons with unblemished, a

Bowden the most unpredictable of all wyatt’s Cowboys also concluded . ‘b

- football seasons, it is with 2 nine-game schedule without a them a definite

spectacu- y u re at performance of their season is said, even though it might as their opening game in which E * ‘Charles. Since then Baylor has gone on to es

Louis Says He'll . Quit for Good If He Doesn’t Win { CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (UP) |—Joe Louis opens his second ‘heavyweight “comeback”, campaign against Argentina's Cesar Brion tonight, aiming! ;only to prove to himself that he's still a good fighter. defeat by the 23-year-old, {South American, a 3-to-1 under-| dog for the 10-round Chicago Stadium brawl, will mean the end of Louis’ ring career. “I don't figure to lose,” he said, ut if I do, Ill quit. That's all.”

A victory would mean continuation on the comeback trail,

not result in. another championship fight with titleholder Ezzard

“Wants Florida Bout”

Florida now and I'd like to fight somebody in Miami and get out of this eold, “But I'm not figuring on another fight with Charles. Maybe I will, but if IT have two or three fights and I'm satisfied, then I'll quit.” Louis said he was in much bet-

ter condition for tonight's scrap than he was for his bout with Charles,

“I'm going to prove to myself that I'm a better fighter than I was that night,” he said. “Ive; had more training / for this fight | than I did for Charles. My timing’s better, but it isn't as good as it ought to be.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —

R. Johnson (5), Ft. Wayne Piston guard, is trapped by the close land (14) and Alex Groza (15). The Olympians employed not only a speedy offense but tight defenI haven't had sive tactics to defeat the visitors 90 to 66. Groza was high point man with 25 tallies. ;

It also stands fo

anything . Olympians.

~=_ the seams, 90-66, in house.

The four 12-minute

until tonight. The deadlocked with Tri or .533. Tonight the Minneapolis Lakers,

500, can hurdle into topping the Lakers.

luck tonight.

tions billed last night basketball. But

Friday night at

.thing but paper cups.

Scentsational This writer's nose

can tell you what w hale too deeply and the spell of: A weird first quart

happened. Paul (Lef

Oldham/ and mage it The local to the lead, 17-13, at stop

Photo oy Henry E. Glesi Times Stafl Photographer.

defensive play of Joe Hol-

“The first 12 minut

enough fights. "But that Charles —

fight helped me get ready for this S d oe eeawa Ed 1) Hopes for Knockout f “I've been doing more gym

work and I did hardly any of that getting ready for Shanes an £0 10 rounds if I ha going to be trying aye a a Just as fast as I can.’

Ringside observers have been B va I unanimous in their opinion that y Q kers Futile

Louis looks much better now than Speedway’ 8 Sparkplugs could he did last summer preparing for fire [up today, but last night they the Charles fight. He's hitting | werp missing . . .-almost. with his right hand, a punch he THe. | 'Plugs had all they could failed to use with his old-fash-ioned power against the present handle in subduing Plainfield, champion, and he's moving 35-34, on their home floor. The around the ring with greater 8ame was a Mid-State Conference jopeed. affair. Both Brion and Louis finished. The "Plugs, with Jim DeMoss, {training yesterday, Brion with a Fred VV’ ipgert, Ron Vance and three-mile run on the road and Bill Toolé showing the way, hit 1 Louis with light exercises with poles in the third quarter Xo

Plainfield, 35-34

Last Quarter Surge

3872 points.) the skipping rope, a medic 33-2 Foo pct wi i apr ou Finer Lon nl ads Dat in pte 0 Bre Dan Foldberg Armp-vrrrrrrrrs rr 185 ge 4 dpe 2510: pected tow BIS TOFFEE Tout, TREE ist LER CERT ho T—Bob Gain, Kentucky ............. 230 6-3 21 Sr. 1905 two less than he weighed against Jack Card's six points played G—Leo Richter, California .......... 22 6-2 19 Jr. 2428 Charles, while Brion was ex- prominently. The Quaker rally C—Jerry Groom, Notre Dame .....,. 215 6-3 21 Sr. 1490 pected to come in at 193 or 194. | was useless and Speedway picked es haden, TENUY 2-v210000s 33 83 Hn ig Fis _r up its second win in three starts. —Jim Weathera OMB ivvees 32 2 r. 5 ~ 33) . E—BIill McColl, Stanford ............ 225 6-4 20 Wr" 1461 Noblesville Trips SE ayy Tieintied y), _ B—Vic Janowicz, Ohlo State ........ 189 59 20 ‘Jr. 3041 P k, 3) hfndtewss 10% B—Kyle :Rote, Southern Methodist... 190 6 21 Sr. 2118 Fx 50-45 13 iment. 0 0 0 B—Leon Heath, Oklahoma ..... 195 8-1 21 Sr. 1505 Times State Service : Run ple.c 0 0 a 3:0 8 .J=Robby_ ‘Williams, Notre. Dan... KS. . 185. rer hin 20 SF 1433. NOBLESVILLE Nov: 20 P ari -Wi0ke thi... 2B KOU Eprne 3 gent SECOND TEAM School of Indianapolis could moan Vents i. 11 3 Aen i ENDS—Don Stonesifer, Northwestern, and Bob Carey, Mich- today about derailing itself to To 321 igan State; TACKLES —BIill Trautwein, Ohio State, and Alex Wahl, put another team on the track. Tots. Ti TT Totak Bn Michigan; GUARDS—Bob Ward, Maryland, and Bernard Lemo- Last night Park helped. the g ~ —Score by Quarters— nick, Pennsylvania; CENTER—Irvin Holdash; BACKS-Vito Pa- Noblesville Millers to their first Fianficld i = rill, Kentucky; Francis Bagnell, Pennsylvania: Everett Grandelius, Win'in three tries, 50-to-43 Only 2 Fine Throws Miser Speedway. DeMoss Michigan State, and Bobby Reynolds, Nebraska. consolation Park got was in John Youne. rec Myers 3, Archer, Stephens 3, HONORABLE MENTION : DeVoe's 16-point. outlay. Nobles- wolllctals— Wilbur Schumacher arid John

ille was on

top at all Juarter mem

24-17 and 40-27. Three Griddeis

ENDS—Mutscheller. Notre Dame: Klimek, Tlinojs: Waten and Armstrong, Oh Noblesville (50) r State: Perry, Michigan: Sugar. Purdue: Anderson, Indiar £ Gand ee a : state: © fg ft pt ark School, ap pt Keddie, Northwestern, Hot Towa: Allis, Michigan: Dibbie a ac Ki Mich Dickso n { 1-65 $ Colwell t tT T , Notre i Coleman, Michigan State Campane Ohio 3.Blern 9 0 0 Holler t i 1 i A J N anosek. Purdue; Tate, Nlinols: Huxbhold, Wisc 1» Kovateh, Butler. 2 1 5 Wiliams.c # } % 1 4 re oining ew ku! kal Htfuois: Arnoy ich. Northwestern: Smith Wins Thomas, yr ob rf 2 } 1 J.DeVoe. ¢ 5 6 4 Ta ows: Johnson jchigan; Yderstad. Wisconsin, Beletic, od onnston.g 0 2 5 | a » - 1 sin; eletic I 3 3B Colwells - {3 s Uncle Sam Team litnols: Momsen, Ohio State; Manz. Ohio State: Simic. Wis a 2 1 48De 0 3 0 urns. Noire Dame Blitz one State. Brown and Lynch T s 17 16 21. Total 51322 —— » mime mas. Indiana; Denning, lows: Macrae, Northwest : Na tals 1 ga n . i Michigan Slate. Cis. Wisconsin; Deem, Purdue, Small scr 4 Hall — Noblesville 24, Park THREE MEMBERS of Stu te: ner, Notre Dame, iis ’ « ; i aon. Whiconsio. Wieichs, Jor on ginots: Holcombe 19% Boliermaler firsti anson, sin teha, orthwestern eide, Ohio ne ang Wo sépho Purdue: Hall ; chigan to S. Sorketboll : : Jphomiores

Rak! vite, llinois ilo State, Plowers John: Carrell; and Kocesk

Noblesville » ‘Speedway 35, Plainfield 3 4. . 0

who played for Notre Dame “§ induction into the armed forces. John Beletie,

CITY AND COUNTY 50, Park Senool 45.

co-captain of this

an State. Den. Blam 5 A2, ros 3 hig Ea ale: varia Dhlo Slate, The Stats: Dea } luftion 3, Decatur 2. year's Boilermaker squad and State: Stevens. Tiinois: Vom, Marauetic. « handler 38. Holland 3% team mates Don Jackson ‘and

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Ashboro 53 Wavne Concordia 52. John. Considine appeared for theShelbyville 18

Dartington 33, Wingate 36 pre - induction . physicals today Yugger C2, Terre Haute Stat alo 3 i LR J Ft.- Wayne Central Bi. Emi F31 Long With Jim “Weithman and ower naex Gary Tolleston 49, Gary Wirt #6 Ed Whelan, two Notre Dame ow famine Sirk 3, Shine 3 gridsters aubsta osey 1 ub TOMORROW Huntingburg 57, Panii 35 33 7 2 = 8 =» erexas 1056 Texas A. & M . 968 spe « Beym 2 . FRIDAY. DEC. 1 Kalehtstown Memoriai 43. Knightstown 2.0. ALL THREE of the playgéts fatter at Fis : $3.3 Missouri 84 A arkinaville | a3, sDrteneastic 43 ¥neat from Pardue were linemen, with ter £6 8 *Hawal Ary \ SATURDAY Do. 3 Mishawaka 30. Anderson’ i. eeler #6. two of them, oCnsidine and Jack- ; # A any 58. Co 14 RON, a8 nico Abi Chr 682 G._ Adolphus 658 New Harmony 31, Rockport bd. Son. as juniors, counted on te give | 3Aiabas i arn Ne th Judson 95 Winamae 59. next year's line some much-need-1 o v ettapl v | "Baylor ottage + Gary Edison 34 (déudle over- ed first-string experience. ConsiPrairie ‘Creek 57. Gill wi , (Sullivan) 5. dine Played left tackle, next to Redlavitle 32. Eminence 4 8 Jackson at guard. Beletic was ehian enter . $8. D Richland Twp. Fountain) 58, West Leb- the Boilermaker stal wart at right tackle.

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UP Cage Rating Board Pick CCNY as Nation's Top Team

Indiana Placed 10th as Coaches ‘Holland aes

Select Collegiate Basketball Leaders . Foust Dares NEW YORK, Nov. 29 (UP)-—It will be City C York again in basketball this season. That's the verdict of 35 of .the nation’s outstanding basketball coachés who maké up the United Press rating board. . In predicting how the teams will rank at the close of the 1950-51 season, 22 of them mn picked ked CCNY to win the National Coslege

_ |Holland of the Olym Harris of the Pistons night-club punc prompted the third

from the Ft. pared to defend Coacn

Wayne

But the Pistons’ “You pound me, I'll pound you” motional tactics came apart at

‘Second-Place Tie

the Olymps a second-place tie in the N. B. A.’s Western ‘Division

-Cities at 8-7/

a win over Tri-Cities. Cities can kick the Olymps out by

words the idle Olymps are out of The papers and the radio stathe 3868 paid fans must have thought it was the

Punches were served

were rather scentsational.

meled in the scrimmages, so he

Pistons threw everything but a saddle on the Olymps. much in the way of roundball

was fouled by the Pistons’ Johnny

“Bucket Brigade” held

men in the ring, Officials Jocko Collins and Stan Stutz, to call a Harris sank his,

1 N | A little later the Pistons’ Larry Oliege of New Foust lifted his 81 inches of skill

the honor of Murray Mendenhall. seems Murray had been tagged a

polis Climbs

To ee Tie In Beating Ft. Way ne

Groza leads a. ‘Brigade’ With 25 Points in Wild Game

By FRANK ANDERSON

N. B. A. stands for National Boxing Association.

r National Basketball Association.

And the National Basketball Association will stand for about . but basketball, Last night the league's salesmen of sock and stall, the Ft. Wayne Pistons, tried to sell basketball by the pound to the Indianapolis

“big bully” with all

pro-| muster,

Butler Field-, say that” dared Foust.

rounds gave tion.

batants knew a better

locals are|

fourth-place now 6-6 or second with And Tri-|

In other

half. Barker Flashes

's contest as

third period and - the Armory. wilted for the night. in every-

The results

Stuft | wasn't pum-

In-

ent on.

You 11 break | shots goalward .by clenched-fist grip. er when the| Pretty soon it was all Barnhorst, Carl

Nothing

ty) Walther their own. last word, too. Ft.

5-4 Olymps.

the quarter

rim of the Piston basket,

es saw Joe

ps and Bob went home, exchanging “Groza Gets 25 hes. That; . and fourth! When ‘the debris had

was high point

but Barker

awaited them on the court. The Olymps sluffed off in the second period and Ft. Wayne took the lead at 25-23 on a basket by ‘ageless Curley Armstrong, The Pistons were immediately quelled on a bucket by Bob Lavoy and {two free throws by Alex Gmoza. It was a 35-25, Indianapolis, at the

the lung power a press box usher. could “Come down here and

| The usher held fast and Foust {slumped to the bench in resignaBesides, the two noncom-

show

Olymp Coach Cliff Barker: exploded for 10 fast points in: the Pistons ‘However, Ft. Wayne still felt up to spar and the air was filled with more (hips than faced pedestrians dur [ing the wartime girdle shortage. Elbows kept time with the hips. | And it soon*became apparent that Ft. Wayne couldn't send many using a

over,

Replacements Mal McMullen, Led Chuck Mrazovich and Shaeffer signed out a 25+ point fourth quarter with 17 of Barnhorst got in the Leo rebounded: § Wayne shot and threw the ball a floor's length to “hit the

The

crowd murmured pleasantly and

been

cleared it was found that Groza man with. 25, and Lavoy were next -ia

line with 14%and 13, respectively.

“Johnny Oldham, of 11 free throws, Pistons with 12 points.

‘em bench, pre-

It at Camp Atterbury.

(tips on dirty in-fighting.

who missed nine. topped” the

Today the Olymps were scheds uled to hold a basketball cline The Pistons should go along to give the GIs

Terr Basketball Championship agai g ; Indianapolis 50 Ft. Wayne 66 just as it did last year by. a] Ta lor hols | Jones, { he 2) Ps 8chaus.t ha e 2 rop ie ins both the NCAA and Nationakn- | MMullent 3 0 DArmstpet’ 3 14 vitation Tournaments. Mego vich, 0 0 {30ldhamt . 5 32 That gave Nat Holman’s classy, Lavoyic : 8 Y 3 Carpenter, f i 7 F R quintet a total of 313 points fn Frail in, Barer) 1 RHyDeet 4 ih or 0gers the UP pre-season, ratings on the, | Waltherd® 3 3 Soohntone 3 3 3 'basis of 10 points for a first-place! Times State Service Shastfers 8 1 slaves 0 a7) It seems the dropkick is useful sélection, nine for second and so. MARION, Nov. 29 — A guy var ud -— ” in. things other than. feotball. On down to one for 10th. named Rasa can be a Sone Totals.. 32 ee core rege 23 20M . Bi oR presi wall, 0llege Grizz ASRANAROLLS. bik oh pi} pp repmse New; you-thie: the thing egiheds. “Bradley ie-Sevond= ya Sak E ast night and. F Tomes “wrestling.” ‘ we Bradley, beaten by. CCNY in the couldn't get through to a basket- 2 alter Last night Buddy Rogers, 228, finals of both tournaments last pall win. ¥s sere Camden, N. J. lost the first fall March, was rated second with Taylor's Forest Jackson poured “orficials Jot ko Co ling and Stan Stuts. to Super Zebra Kid, 818, in the four first place votes and 274 in five points in the last one minArmory .before 2100 fans. But points with Kentucky third with ute and 10 seconds to dump the Olympians’ Scorin ¢ was’ Buddy discouraged? Nope, 244 points. Kentucky also drew! Grizzlies, 64-57, in a seesaw iGroze Bt At he came back to body press the four first place ballots. Hoosier College Conference game. Beard : Zebra and shortly thereafter won Rounding out the top 10 in the The Grizzlies led ‘at the half, Lone er rr the match with the aforemen- nation at sason’s close, the 2625, then faltered. But they Las “tioned: dropkick and-press: : ‘coaches predict, willbe” North. were. out--in-—fromt" WEEN, 51-49, Mr The ‘tag-team pitch found Hop- Carolina State, Kansi § Oklahoma! with only six minutes left. Then p Eo along on the right side, just like A. & Ms=Long-Istand, Towa, St. Taylor's Ralph Ferguson socked: oe > in the movies. Hopalong, whose John's and Indiana in that order.!five straight points to recapture last name is Rokko, teamed with! In all, seven teams received the lead. Franklin got back as Pro Basketball Pancho Romero, Mexieo City. to first place votes. Besides the top far as 59-57 only to have Mr. yyrionar ASSOCIATION STANDINGA defeat Lord (Tarzan) Pinkerton three, Kansas received two and Jackson pulling his act. a Dive Pd of England and’ Mighty Titan, Oklahoma A. & M., Long Island! Ferguson took sears Taigrely Philadel PIR: neil 3 109 Buffalo. with 27 points ig man for Boston CL... ; 2 and New York University one ew ¥ el 18, Hopalong, minus horse, took each. NYU was far down 3: the|F rari Was Ross With 26. {Washington 5 11 313 His Lordship with»a neck: break- list however—in 22d place with! aansy i ft pf! fs ft pf Eqlumote Western Division =H ey er for the first fall. Then Pink- only 12 poifits. Ey 4 : 3 Reker 71 4/Ft. Wayne = } et a erton . returned the favor with’ Back of the select group, the Biii{y® 3 1 ELE 1 3 3ineianavelis 2 : 4 7.753% that ever-present dropkick and coaches rated U.C.L.A. Kansas Siegel o 5 Sint 3} JiNinpeanchs pees 8 § 30 press. The first two falls took State, Arkansas, Syracuse, West- Dunne 2 1 3 Tackione 8 3 3| crestor coLrs’ LAS ¥ saw R T NIGHT 16 and 10 minutes, respectively. ern. Kentucky, Washington, De- Armstronss 0 0 1 Browns | Polen Sracuse’ is EA Romero shunned gridiron strat- paul Hligois, Ohio State and ~ Totals 2 13 Totals 8 rior 2Y Rochester 87 gton 7

1 Halftime score:

Tr Fi-Clties” 8s

egy 10 sink Titan in 13 minutes Brigham Young. In all, 46 teams _ missed Franklin Indianapolis 90. Fort “68. ang embrace victory ‘for his ad- received points n LW fs, Jackson 3 Tavloee Row 3 Rochester GAMES ToNiGi erents. ‘ ; ke — red fen : _Tr=Cities at Minneapolis an : Buckeyes Nam kT Pefin Names Warren Army Cords Announced PUSTRYSE INOMEE wor. ‘EST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 20 (UP)--Three Ohio State stars Next Year's Captain (UP)-—~Army announced its 1951 were nanied today to the. East PHILADELPHIA, Noy, 20 and 1952 football schedules to- team of the Shride Game, Man{UP)—Harry K. Warren, 19-year- day. The Cadets next season will aging Director William E. Coftold defensive halfback, is the 1631 Play Ohio Wesleyan, - Villanova, man announced from New York. captain of the University of Penn- ~Orihwestern, Dartmouth, .Har- The selections are Bill Trautwein;| sylvania Tootball team. succeed vard ( ‘olumbia, Southern Cali- 240-pound tackle; John Biltz, 220-| ing Francis (Reds) Bagnell, star fornia, = The Citadel, Penn and pound’ guard; and Bob |, Me-| bask this season Navy| in that rae. In 1952 they Cullough, 190-pound center and X . play South Carolina, Southern line backer. Warren, who played in all nine Cakfornia. Dartmouth, Pitt, Co- —

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